Tasmap

Maps for Curation

Curation is the act of arranging a story in space. Traditional map tools can show where something is, but they rarely carry the context, visual identity, and pacing that a curated experience needs. Printed guides force visitors to switch between reading and navigating. A custom app is expensive to build, harder to maintain, and asks visitors to download something before they begin.
  • Add artwork notes, images, audio guides, opening hours, and transport details to each location.
  • Use custom pins, interface colors, and cover visuals so the map carries the exhibition or brand voice.
  • Publish by link or QR code, and visitors can start exploring in the browser.

Art Festivals and Large Exhibitions

Bring artwork locations, artist profiles, opening hours, and transport information into one map. Visitors tap a custom pin to read the story behind a work, view images, or continue with an audio guide. For island-wide art festivals, city biennales, or large trade shows, information can follow the space instead of sitting in a separate booklet.

Boutique Hotel Neighborhood Guides

Replace the stack of outdated lobby flyers with a neighborhood map guests can actually use. Add late-night restaurants from the chef, quiet walking routes, nearby shops, and transport notes, then apply your brand colors and logo so the map becomes part of the stay.

FAQ

Q. Can the map match our exhibition visual identity?

Yes. Set the map background, interface colors, and custom pins so the guide feels like part of the exhibition, not a generic third-party tool placed beside it.

Q. Do visitors need to download an app to use the guide?

No. It is a web map. Put the link on your website or print it as a QR code at the entrance, and visitors can open it directly in their browser.

Q. If opening hours or locations change during the exhibition, can the map be updated?

Yes. Edit the text, move the marker, or adjust opening hours in the admin panel, then save. Visitors who open the same link again will see the latest version, with no reprinting and no new file to distribute.